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Who is Jacques-Louis David?
Who is Jacques-Louis David?
A French painter in the Neoclassical style, known for his semi-accurate historical paintings.
What is the Oath of the Horatii?
What is the Oath of the Horatii?
- A painting by Claude Monet
- A painting by Jacques-Louis David (correct)
- A historical event
- A sculpture by Jean-Antoine Houdon
Who is Jean-Antoine Houdon?
Who is Jean-Antoine Houdon?
A French sculptor who combined Neoclassicism with naturalism.
What role did Thomas Jefferson have in relation to Neoclassical architecture?
What role did Thomas Jefferson have in relation to Neoclassical architecture?
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What is Monticello?
What is Monticello?
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Jacques-Louis David
- Renowned French painter associated with the Neoclassical movement.
- Pioneered a shift from the ornate Rococo style to a more restrained historical approach in art.
- Notable for his emphasis on semi-accurate historical narratives.
Oath of the Horatii
- Iconic painting by Jacques-Louis David, symbolizing the values of the French Revolution.
- The depicted scene is an original concept by the artist, not sourced from historical documentation.
- Portrays themes of patriotism and sacrifice, which resonated with revolutionary ideals.
Jean-Antoine Houdon
- Influential French sculptor known for merging Neoclassicism with a lifelike naturalistic style.
- Famous for creating a life-size marble statue of George Washington, reflecting Enlightenment ideals.
Thomas Jefferson
- Served as the third President of the United States and was a strong advocate for the Neoclassical art movement.
- Instrumental in promoting Neoclassicism as the official architectural style for U.S. government buildings.
- Believed that Neoclassical design embodied the principles of democracy and republicanism.
Monticello
- The personal estate of Thomas Jefferson located in Virginia.
- Architectural design of Monticello draws inspiration from ancient Republican Rome, highlighting Jefferson's appreciation for classical ideals.
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